Shaun Prescott is the Australian editor of PC Gamer. With over ten years of experience covering the games industry, he specializes in indie games, obscure Metroidvanias, speedrunning, and experimental games, while also exploring broader topics in the film industry and consumer electronics. His work has been featured in Guitar World, Tom's Guide, GamesRadar+, NewsBreak, Yahoo News, Yahoo, PC Gamer, and MSN.
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Shaun Prescott predominantly covers the gaming industry, focusing on video games, game releases, and promotional deals. He regularly features reviews of new games and highlights promotional offers related to gaming consoles like PS5.
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By: Shaun Prescott
This cat has too many lives.
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The series' sole 4X outing is worth investigation.
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All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending May 24.
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Shaun Prescott Dreamcore has been out since January 2025 but has grown since then.
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Developer responds to Blow's criticism of his "mutant-freak modern reimagining" of Mario's P-Meter.
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Things are bad, but, importantly, ever-so-slightly not as bad as elsewhere.
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All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending May 30.
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Also: Celebrating the Telecaster, and scales from around the world
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I hope there weren't any kids watching.
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Five heavyweights are taking shelter earlier in the holiday season.
